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The beginning of the end.
With my own personal mixed emotions aside, Dario Cueto opens the night announcing the upcoming event Ultima Lucha, a night where championships will be on the line and the season will come to a close.
Blue Demon Jr. vs. Chavo Guerrero
Blue Demon Jr. hasn’t been seen in the temple since the very first night of Lucha Underground, but fans of AAA will recognize him as a legend in his own right. Chavo also hasn’t been seen in active competition for months now, choosing instead to insert himself in the complex storylines occurring backstage.
Dario Cueto, makes this an “anything goes match” opening Chavo up to cheat, of course. The Crew (well Cisco and Cortez, Bael was eaten a live a few weeks back) jumps in quickly and the match becomes a 3 on 1. Blue Demon Jr. sadly doesn’t stand a chance, and the match ends with a frog splash from Guerrero.
Trios Tag Match
The Disciples of Death vs. Pimpinela, Mascarita and Bengala
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http://network.yardbarker.com/wwe/article_external/lucha_underground_61015_episode_rewind/s1_12302_18953794Lucha Underground 6/10/15 episode rewindhttp://www.yardbarker.com/wwe/articles/lucha_underground_61015_episode_rewind/s1_12302_18953794http://www.yardbarker.com/images/yb_logo_square_grey.pngA Standing Ovation for Lucha UndergroundLucha Underground is awesome; let’s start with that. Two episodes into the new series, El Rey Network has a legitimate alternative to mainstream professional wrestling. The production style is unlike anything we’ve seen before; backstage segments seem like they are scenes from a Quentin Tarantino movie. The arena (referred to as a “temple”) doesn’t have a Titantron, or seat 20,000 fans. Instead, the commentators tout it as a “hot, dingy” place that is almost a member of the Lucha Underground roster. Those commentators, by the way, are former WWE announcer Matt Striker, and wrestling veteran Vampiro. Both men add to the show with their commentating style; believe it or not, they actually call wrestling matches. They describe the holds, and detail the perfomer’s strategies in the ring. There aren’t any corporate advertisements, corny jokes, or over-selling the product. Acting as a solid foundation, the arena and commentating crew only scratch the surface of Lucha Underground’s appeal.
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